Compared to past generations of teens, Gen Z’s aesthetic ideals are distinctly low-key, with the pursuit of an inside-out glow meaning that cosmetics purchases tend to revolve around intelligent skincare routines. So, how does make-up fit into this minimalist approach to beauty?

For the eighth series of MTV’s reality show Are You The One?, the drama-filled fun came with an important social message. By featuring an entirely sexually fluid cast, the network offered a nuanced portrayal of LGBTQ dating in 2019 and boosted media representation for this oft-sidelined group.

Trans and non-binary people are not solely defined by their gender identity, yet media outlets rarely depict these individuals in everyday situations. Through the Gender Spectrum Collection, Broadly is using stock images to reflect these diverse communities and break harmful stereotypes.

Never Have I Ever is a sitcom that uses teenage tropes as an avenue to explore grief. With taboos around death gradually being dismantled, dialogues are opening up, and Never Have I Ever weaves the topic into a teen narrative so as to guide young people through feelings that are hard to navigate.